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Mr. Dave Relos October 3, 2013 Page 4 of 7 performed in general accordance with approved techniques and methods as outlined in USEPA SW -846, Test Methods for Evaluating Solid Waste, Third Edition, and other published sources. Laboratory- certified sampling containers for the samples will be filled (and preserved) in accordance with laboratory specifications. The samples will be placed into a cooler, packaged with ice to maintain a shipment temperature of approximately 4 degrees Centigrade, documented with a chain -of- custody form, sealed, and shipped overnight or hand - delivered to the analytical laboratory. Prepare Initial Site Characterization Report Upon conclusion of the field activities related to the Initial Site Characterization, a report will be completed and submitted to the City. The report will be prepared in accordance with the general outline provided by Indiana rule for the completion of an ISC and maybe suitable for submission to IDEM if conditions warrant. The results of the ISC may indicate that further investigation is necessary (extent of impact is not completely characterized due to migration), cleanup maybe required, IDEM involvement maybe necessary, or additional action is not necessary based on the findings of the ISC. Proiect Management In support of the activities described additional communications (telephone, email, facsimile, and in- person, either on -site or off -site) between Weaver Boos, City, IDEM personnel, and subcontractors will occur to effectively manage the project. Task 2 — Complete Further Site Investigation Activities (f necessary) If the impacts are widespread, a Further Site Investigation (FSI) will be required. This proposal does not include a specific scope of work for the FSI since site conditions including groundwater flow direction and initial site conditions are not known. A proposed scope for the FSI will be included in the ISC Report should it be necessary. If necessary an FSI will likely include additional borings and monitoring wells to completely characterize the extent of contamination. Task 3 — Prepare Corrective Action Plan/Remediation Work Plan (if necessary) If soil and/or groundwater contaminant concentrations exceed RCG screening levels then corrective or remediation action will be necessary. Once the nature and extent of contamination